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ergobaby carrier insert

ergobaby carrier insert Ergobaby Easy Snug Infant Insert

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ergobaby carrier insert Ergobaby Easy Snug Infant InsertNew style! Less bulky, more air flow! ERGObaby is dedicated to giving our babies the most optimal support and comfort while being carried. This mission has led them to integrate the contributions of research studies, customer feedback, chiropractic support and working directly with newborns in the design of the ERGObaby Easy Snug Infant Insert. This version carries the baby in the tummy to tummy position. We are happy to order your desired color and

New style! Less bulky, more air flow! ERGObaby is dedicated to giving our babies the most optimal support and comfort while being carried. This mission has led them to integrate the contributions of research studies, customer feedback, chiropractic support and working directly with newborns in the design of the ERGObaby Easy Snug Infant Insert. This version carries the baby in the tummy-to-tummy position.

We are happy to order your desired color and style if it's not in stock! Simply give us a call or text 607-272-1237.

What makes the ErgoBaby Easy Snug Infant Insert so popular:

  • Promotes healthy maturation of the spine by supporting the pelvis, hip joint, and leg position rather than putting a baby in a compromising sitting or hanging position before the spine is ready
  • Easy to load & unload baby with simple snaps that attach to any Ergobaby carrier
  • Keeps baby in ergonomic "M" shape position
  • Supports the safety of the baby's head and neck in this critical stage of development
  • Parents can carry their newborn close to their heart so they can remain attentive to their babys needs and at the same time continue daily activities
  • For use with newborns up to 4 - 5 months (with ERGObaby carrier)
  • Removable pillow intended to be used in the front inward carry position

For What Carriers

All Ergobaby Easy Snug infant inserts can be used with ANY Ergobaby Carrier with the exception of Adapt and Omni 360, which do not require an insert to carry an infant.

For What Age

Use the infant insert from 7-12 pounds

Materials

Made from 100% cotton or 100% organic cotton. Cool air mesh infant inserts have added polyester mesh.

Care

Machine washable gentle cycle, line dry.

Warranty

Ergobaby warrants its products against defects in materials and workmanship. They stand behind all of their products and will either repair or replace, free of charge during the first 12 months after purchase, any Ergobaby™ product that is defective. Proof of purchase is necessary and product must be returned for warranty service. Should you have a warranty claim, please contact Ergobaby Customer Service by email or by calling 888-416-4888.

Please note: This warranty only applies to the original purchaser of the product which was sold by an authorized retailer.

Warranty Coverage does not extend to damage caused by misuse or any use of the Carrier that is not in accordance with the instructions stated in the manual. Warranty coverage does not extend to any Carrier that has been modified from its original construction in any way. Different or additional warranty rights may exist in the purchaser’s jurisdiction.

To the extent that different or additional warranty rights exist under the laws of the purchaser’s jurisdiction, those warranties shall apply and be in addition to the warranty rights.

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Product Origin: Made in China. Organic inserts are made in India.

About Ergobaby

Ergobaby's mission statement - "We are building global communities of confident parents with innovative, ergonomic baby products that enable and encourage bonding."

Back in 2002 the idea for Ergobaby began with a parent's love for her child and her desire to keep him close, the ergonomic, comfortable design of the Ergobaby Baby Carrier was born.

Ergobaby is committed to supporting non-profits and proudly gives back to organizations that value a healthy & informed pregnancy and birth, thriving babies, and happy, committed parents.
Some of the Non-Profits Ergobaby supports:
-Carry the Future’s primary goal is to provide relief to refugee families while they are on their journeys to asylum. Ergobaby donates baby carriers to families with babies and toddlers.
-Baby2Baby by donating baby carriers and other products.
-Lift Me Up is a non-profit program dedicated to providing ergonomic babywearing carriers to families who have children with special needs. We support Lift Me Up by donating baby carriers.
-The Carrying On Project is to help get carriers to military families so that they can better obtain secure attachment with their children, something that deployment and injuries will often interrupt. Ergobaby supports this project by donating baby carriers.

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